Sentence examples for a voluminous report from inspiring English sources

Admiral Gehman has promised a "voluminous" report that will provide a sweeping history of the shuttle program.

The group released a voluminous report last month that recommended that Biggert-Waters be amended so that residents could buy cheaper insurance with higher deductibles.

That was in line with a central recommendation of a voluminous report published last November after months of exhaustive testimony into the behavior and culture of the British press at an inquiry by Lord Justice Sir Brian Leveson.

Here came a voluminous report by a federal judge that laid out the heinous pact between gangster and government; the chilling testimony of a former F.B.I. supervisor granted immunity after shaming his office; the horrid recollections of various thugs.

BACK in January 2011, the office of the special inspector general for the Troubled Asset Relief Program published a voluminous report on the extraordinary aid provided to Citigroup during the crisis.

Investigators are also in a race against time because their work must be completed next year, when a voluminous report tracing Peruvian violence through three presidential administrations is to be made public.

The voluminous report, an annual assessment called for by law, also broadly criticized practices in China.

One senior American official who follows Pakistan said he had not yet read a copy of the commission's voluminous report, but he said that from summaries he had seen, the document appeared to offer "the Pakistan people some accounting of how Bin Laden came to end up where he did".

The voluminous report found that a combination of safety violations — including lack of critical personnel, incomplete analysis and hours-long delays — took place during the fire, which burned more than 8,000 acres of wild land and destroyed over 100 structures.

Looking in Old Files The answer to their question, it turned out, lay in a voluminous police report sitting for a dozen years in the old case files of the Penn State University Police.

But while the industry failed with the judge, anti-statute militants won a reprieve less than a couple of hours later when David Cameron rejected that part of the voluminous report – leaving the often squabbling newspaper industry to try and find the best way forward.